OPERATING PROCEDURE & OWNERS MANUAL - Sykessler
OPERATING PROCEDURE & OWNERS MANUAL - Sykessler
OPERATING PROCEDURE & OWNERS MANUAL - Sykessler
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to replace the fire assay. The AuRACLE AGT1 is<br />
not intended to be used as the final method for<br />
determining the authenticity or karat of gold and<br />
platinum. Therefore, a qualified assayer should make<br />
all final determinations of the identity of the unknown<br />
metal in question. That said, the AuRACLE AGT1 test<br />
results has repeatedly correlated incredibly close to<br />
fire assay results.<br />
Conditions for Ideal Operation:<br />
The AuRACLE AGT1 should be used in the following<br />
environmental conditions. By not following these<br />
instructions you risk compromising the accuracy of<br />
the test.<br />
A. Temperature: The AGT1 is a workhorse and<br />
is capable of working in most any normal or<br />
professional environment, with room temperature<br />
of approximately 65-75F being the best. While it<br />
has proven to work just fine in temperatures as<br />
high as 100F, ideally it is suggested to avoid using<br />
the AGT1 in extreme temperatures.<br />
B. The metal being tested must be dry. If the surface<br />
of the metal is wet or has any type of surface<br />
moisture it may not test correctly.<br />
C. The metal being tested must be clean of any<br />
obvious dirt or contaminant that might interfere<br />
with the contact of the pen probe to the metal.<br />
That said, the tester may be used otherwise with<br />
little concern for normal surface dirt or hand oil<br />
and will work perfectly.<br />
D. It is imperative that the pen probe tip be cleaned<br />
from time to time, especially when it visibly<br />
3 AuRACLE Gold Tester